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Even for those who have done it before, having a new home custom built or having a home remodeled can be an intimidating endeavor. Many homeowners are concerned about the amount of research and decision-making involved. Some are afraid the job will take too long. Most are concerned about costs, and almost all are worried they might choose a designer or builder who turns out to do bad work or to be dishonest. At the same time, such homeowners recognize the limitless possiblities custom design provides them. They are excited to be involved in the building process. They are reassured that they are making their own decisions about what is important. Many appreciate having their home designed to make the best use of their land. Almost all look forward to living in a home that is livable, comfortable, one-of-a-kind, and exactly what they want. We are compiling this guide as a service to American homeowners to help them achieve the home they dream of.
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Does custom mean expensive? Should you consider having your new home custom built? Should you also consider having your new home custom designed? What are the advantages of using the services of a Designer-Builder? With challenging lots, custom design can succeed where stock plans fail. How can you get the best value when having a home custom built? Who will control the cost vs. quality decisions for your new home project—your builder, or you? Questions and AnswersEveryone considering a home project has questions, and answers can be hard to find. Robin Asher, the General Manager of Peter Asher Designs, works intimately with our custom home clients to help with their research and decision making. Here are Robin's answers to some commonly asked homeowner questions.
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